Sentence examples for sits from from inspiring English sources

The court sits from ten to five on five days a week, and often on Saturday mornings.

His distance from the major leagues is now measured by how far he sits from his television, watching broadcasts of Mets games.

But with Labor, the Greens and Clive Palmer opposed to reforming the act, those changes are unlikely to pass either the existing senate or the new one that sits from July.

This is where she sits from 7.30am until 3.30pm, surrounded by huge posters promoting her books and a bin-bag full of props for her youngest son's school play.

With Labor, the Greens and the Palmer United party all vowing to oppose the $7 Medicare co-payment and long-term changes to pension eligibility and the pension age, these moves appear unlikely to pass the new Senate that sits from July, and other measures are likely to also face some opposition.

Labor has been firm in its intention to vote against the Coalition's proposed repeal of the former government's carbon pricing scheme, but less clear about the policy it would adopt should that repeal be passed through the new Senate which sits from July.

The Committee on Higher Education, chaired by economist Lionel Robbins, sat from 1961-631961-63

The dancers sit from time to time on three chairs at the back.

In the adjoining first Civil Chamber, the Revolutionary Tribunal sat from 1793, condemning some 2,600 persons to the guillotine.

The court gradually declined in the 17th and 18th centuries and had not sat from 1735 until its revival.

This conference sat from June 15 to Oct. 18, 1907, and was attended by the representatives of 44 states.